Dawn Brown received a Xeric Foundation grant to do
this mini-series. I specifically ordered it through my local shop on the basis of the
Xeric grant, the previews and the fact that it was written and illustrated by a woman.

The story revolves around a female assassin named Chane. She is
totally amoral and will kill anyone or anything for the right price. The opening page of
the comic has Chane describing herself: "I am a hunter...a mercenary...a demon."
It turns out the last description is probably very apt because in a weird twist it turns
out Chane is married to Satan. Since the story ends up with Chane agreeing (against her
husbands wishes) to help a dying man find God and apologize to him for seducing a
Nun many years ago the surreality of her being married to Satan fits.

Dawn Browns artwork, painted black and white, is strong but I
could have done without the overused talking heads in a television set method of advancing
the story.

Ill get the next couple of issues of this comic but I
cant say that I liked the character of Chane. Of course, how likeable can an
assassin/wife of Satan be?

Cant find this comic locally? Write to Image
Comics, 1440 North Harbor Boulevard, #305, Fullerton, CA 92835. Dont bother going to
the Image Comics web site (www.imagecomics.com)
because right now its nothing more than a list of links to a few studio sites and
theres nothing for Little Red Hot. E-mail Dawn Brown at RumbleCity@aol.com.